And if we add Circular Standing Wave Resonance to the minimum KE from the post "Two Quantum Wells, Quantum Tunneling, vmin" dated !9 Jul 2015.
This standing wave resonance occurs when the frequency of oscillation fSHM (SHM along a radial line), is an integer multiple of the angular frequency, fcir. The results of resonance are sharp peaks at discrete locations along x.
When we flip this graph vertically,
which is the absorption spectrum below a threshold intensity.
fcir,1=vmin,12πx1
fcir,2=vmin,22πx2
But,
fSHMfcir,1=N
fSHMfcir,2=M
which leads to the proportion identity,
x1x2vmin,2vmin,1=NM
For three dip points on the graph, X1,Y1, X2,Y2 and X3,Y3,
X1X2√Y2Y1=NM
X1X3√Y3Y1=NO
X3X2√Y2Y3=OM
From which fSHM can be calculated, once M, N or O has been determined graphically.
You are not going to get a graph of v2min versus x, of course.
But in my dream...